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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1905
Page
3
The advertiser states a lease for the season to care for all stock including the town cow atree, promising first class treatment with good feed and water. They invite inquiries to E. Jones, 1276 La Grande Gk pasture, describing a pasture of large size suitable for cattle.
An old advertisement from Benin Derg promotes a health product claiming to strengthen the body and improve fairness of all your babes. The copy references various ailments and urges use for better health and vitality with a focus on babies and family wellbeing.
An old advertise ment notes Ballard’s Horehound Syrup praised by a seller who reports repeat customers and better satisfaction. The fragment cites a price of 25c and $1.00 and mentions Dave Dover and Nowlin Drug Co in relation to the product.
A Pana Illinois reader endorses Ballard's Snow Liniment as a rapid healer for farm injuries. The note, urging households to keep the remedy on hand for burns cuts and bruises, reflects local belief in its effectiveness. The message appears in a mining area ad column for Newlin Drug Co.
A nineteenth century health ad touts Herbine as a morning tonic to ward off disease and improve digestion. It claims to relieve constipation biliousness fever skin and kidney complaints while purifying blood and clearing the complexion. Mrs D W Smith of Whitney Texas praises it as best for constipation and liver troubles.
At the Baptist church another great meeting drew a full house as two more members united. Balie speaks tonight on joy in the heart and home. Ellie and the Cleavers perform a duet with other special music. No services tomorrow. Bilis preaches Sunday morning and evening.
General Struke, a beiler maker for the Santa Fe system, called today for the Union Company bringing work to the coast that had been impossible during the strike last year.
Apr 14 Petersburg dispatch reports the government has abandoned its intention to bring Maxim Gorky to trial. The unexpected move ends a case that had drawn international attention and speculation about the author’s fate.
The land fraud argument on the plane in abatement is postponed until Monday by counsel agreement. The arraignment of Congressman William 800 is delayed until tomorrow.
Miss Helen Striker died early today at her uncle John H Klockland's home from heart failure. She had been ill for two days but planned to travel to Portland tomorrow. Funeral services are set for Sunday with no further arrangements noted. She was born in this county and many friends mourn her sudden death.
H Kyorora a Japanese swamper at the State saloon was fined fifteen dollars for dis closing flourishing and handling a revolver in a threatening boisterous and dangerous manner at the depot in this city.
Pendleton on April 22 hosts the annual high school track meet for Pendleton and Walla Walla squads with strong hopes for honors. Also notice: Union County Oregon invites sealed janitor bid proposals due May 3 1906 at La Grande Court House.
Small house on Second and Adams Avenue to be sold to clear the lot. Quick sale available in coming days at a bargain. Contact W. J. Chorah at La Grande National Bank. Also note cheap stamp photos at Taylor Studio and Jersey Cream Patent Flour guaranteed by Romig and Staples.
Local churches share Sunday school times morning worship and evening services. Epworth League Junior League and mutual improvement groups meet while revival and evangelistic services are announced at Central Church and others. All are invited to attend and participate.
A writ of issuance was issued yesterday afternoon to secure possession of the Union railroad after Hutchinson Bros refused to turn the property over following a sheriff's sale to the buyers.
Notice announces Luther Ward as Executor of the estate of Hannah Chaplin. Creditors must present verified claims within six months to Ward in La Grande Oregon or to the law office of Ramey and Oliver. Dated April 8, 2005.
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